ISFOE

Welcome to ISFOE17

ISFOE17 Program announced!

NEW Special Workshops!

ISFOE is the biggest scientific & technology event in Flexible Organic & Printed Electronics (OEs), that promotes the Research, Technology and Innovation in OE nanomaterials, Manufacturing Processes, Devices and Applications and Solutions.

During ISFOE17 you will meet with other world-class scientists, engineers, people from industry and policy makers to discuss and exchange ideas on the hottest topics and progress on OEs.

The ISFOE Program consists of Workshops and Sessions focused on:

- Organic and Large Area Electronic (OLAE) materials (polymer and small molecule organic semiconductors, transparent electrodes, barriers for encapsulation)
- Manufacturing Processes, Fabrication and Quality Control for Industrial Applications
- Organic Photovoltaics & Perovskites
- Graphene and related materials (common in ISFOE17 & NN17)
- Biosensors & Bioelectronics (common in ISFOE17 & NN17)
- OLEDs for Displays and Lighting
- OTFTs and Circuits
- Laser Technologies & Patterning
- Printing, Vacuum and OVPD Equipment and Technologies
- Computational Modelling at Nanoscale to Mesoscale
- Smart Textiles & Wearable Technologies
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Integrated Systems and Sensors

- New Business Development & Commercialization Workshop (common in ISFOE17 & NN17)
- Workshop on Renewable Energy & Storage (common in ISFOE17 & NN17)
- EU-USA Workshop (common in ISFOE17 & NN17)

Advance your knowledge to:

- solve problems related to nanomaterials (e.g. morphology, phase separation, interfaces, charge generation & transport, up-scalability to large area processes) and to devices,
- progress on the theoretical modelling & computational methods,
- advance the understanding of the basic mechanisms & phenomena and establish the structure-property relationships that will allow the market implementation of OE devices.

Discuss the latest advances on:
Device Architectures, Large Scale Processes, in-line Metrology and Quality Control Tools, and Manufacturing Processes for numerous OE devices such as OPVs, OLEDs, OTFTs, Sensors and Biosensors for applications in Energy, Lighting, Displays, Electronics, Nanobiomedicine, Smart Textiles, Wearables, Food Packaging, Greenhouses and many more!

Looking forward to see you in Thessaloniki at 3-6 July 2017 !

On behalf of the ISFOE16 Scientific and Organizing Committee

Professor Stergios Logothetidis

Some of the ISFOE17 Invited Speakers

Prof. Seth Marder Georgia Tech IEN, USA	Prof. Henry J. Snaith University of Oxford, UK	Prof. George Hadziioannou LCPO, Bordeaux University, France	Prof. George Malliaras Ecole Mines de Saint-Etienne, France
Prof. Thomas Anthopoulos KAUST, Saudi Arabia	Prof. Pedro Baptista Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal	Dr. Mario Caironi Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Italy	Dr. George Deligeorgis FORTH IESL, Greece
Dr. Gianluca Farinola University of Bari, Italy	Prof. Martin Heeney Imperial College London, UK	Prof. Sahika Inal KAUST, Saudi Arabia	Dr. Jasper Michels Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Germany
Prof. Christian Müller Chalmers University, Sweden	Dr. Niko Munzenrieder University of Sussex, UK	Prof. Roisin Owens Ecole Mines de Saint-Etienne, France	Prof. David Barbero Umea University, Sweden

Prof. Fabio Biscarini University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy	Prof. Satish A. Patil Indian Institute of Science, India	Prof. Aram Amassian KAUST, Saudi Arabia	Dr. Mariano Campoy ICMAB-CSIC, Spain
Prof. Koen Vandewal IAPP, Germany	Dr. Martyn McLachlan Imperial College London, UK	Prof. Paul N. Stavrinou University of Oxford & Lincoln College, UK	Prof. Aldo di Carlo University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy
Prof. Maxim Pchenitchnikov University of Groningen, The Netherlands	Prof. Natalie Stingelin Imperial College London, UK	Dr. Antonio Lombardo University of Cambridge, UK	Dr. Tim Echtermeyer The University of Manchester, UK
Prof. Georgios Priniotakis Technological Education Institute of Piraeus, Greece	Dr. Charalampos Pitsalidis Ecole Mines de Saint-Etienne, France	Prof. Ioannis Kaldellis Piraeus University of Applied Sciences, Greece	Dr. Neil T. Kemp University of Hull, UK

Prof. Vagelis Harmandaris IACM/FORTH, University of Crete, Greece	Prof. George Kioseoglou University of Crete, Greece	Dr. Thomas Marszalek Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Germany	Dr. Pufinji Maclean Obene Precision Varionic International, UK
Dr. Filippo De Angelis CLHYO, CNR-ISTM, Italy	Prof. Genhua Pan Plymouth University, UK	Dr. George Volonakis University of Oxford, UK	Mr. J. Patrick Frantz Haydale Limited, Thailand
Prof. Jacky Even CNRS, INSA Rennes, France	Dr. Herbert Lifka TNO, The Netherlands	Dr. Martin Krebs VARTA Microbattery GbmH, Germany	Prof. Ravi Silva University of Surrey, UK
Mr. Yasuaki Koseki Toyobo Co Ltd, Japan	Prof. Toshihide Kamata National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan	Dr. Paulos Giannoules g\|t Consulting , Germany	Prof. Konstantin Gus Kousoulas Louisiana State University, USA

Dr. G. Rajeswaran Grantwood Technologies Inc, USA	Prof. Franky So North Carolina State University, USA	Dr. Paraskevi Giourka Democritus University of Thrace, Greece	Prof. Dimitris Ioannou George Mason University, USA
Dr. Paolo Vacca SAES Getters Group, Italy	Dr. Emmanuel Stratakis FORTH & University of Crete, Greece	Prof. Maria Founti National Technical University of Athens, Greece	Dr. Christos Keramiotis Public Power Company Renewables S.A., Greece
Prof. John Seiradakis Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece	Prof. Konstantinos Petridis TEI of Crete, Greece	Dr. Cesar Pascual Garcia Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), Luxembourg	Dr. Phoebe Tan Raynergy Tek Incorporation, Taiwan
Dr. Harald Hoppe Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany	Ms. Sofia Tsimikli Organic Electronic Technologies (OET), Greece	Mr. Vasileios Matskos Organic Electronics Technologies (OET), Greece	Dr. Eleftheria-Maria Pechlivani Organic Electronics Technologies (OET), Greece